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Originally posted by SayonaraJupiter
Each one of these men is connected to a retired Florida movie producer. His initials are "H.H."
In 1953, Hughes launched the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Miami, Florida, and currently located in Chevy Chase, Maryland,
This is not the first - or the last - time that Apollo moon rocks went missing. In fact, NASA has never had adequate controls on lunar materials. Never. They have always had problems with inventories. So much problems --- in fact NASA has revised and revised the lunar inventories several times -- but they still can't account for the stuff properly and they don't do well in audits.
DJ why do you post Apollo 8 videos in this thread when you know this thread subject is "Apollo 15, Jim Irwin".?
This is not the first - or the last - time that Apollo moon rocks went missing. In fact, NASA has never had adequate controls on lunar materials. Never. They have always had problems with inventories. So much problems --- in fact NASA has revised and revised the lunar inventories several times -- but they still can't account for the stuff properly and they don't do well in audits.
What kind of hospital.... do you work at lmfao.
Originally posted by decisively
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
I'll have "my staff" look into their work,
Scott's touch on the throttle of the 9,900 pound thrust of the Falcon engine was so skillful that the 18 ton craft was moving only seven tenths' of a mile per hour when it touched the moon according to flight director Glynn Lunney. That's slower than a person jumping off a two foot porch. Scott's radioed readings from the Falcon indicated he was moving even slower. Lunney said the landing didn't show on the seismometer left by either Apollo 12 or 14, instruments are so sensitive they record footsteps near them.
Falcon dropped the last few feet and struck the uneven surface with a solid thump that rattled every piece of equipment on board. "BAM !" exclaimed Irwin. Scott reported, " Okay, Houston, the Falcon is on the plain at Hadley." Irwin added: "No denying that. We had contact!"....
The landing had not only been a hard one, but the Falcon had come down partially inside a small crater, with the engine bell contacting the crater's rim....
In 1983 Jim irwin discussed the landing with the author: " I said 'BAM!' when we hit, because it was a very hard landing, and I'm surprised that I wasn't prepared for it. It's the only landing that I have ever made standing up, so it was a great surprise .
2) Dust was said to have been swirling about the Falcon as it came down, so much so, they couldn't see diddly squat. Perhaps the reason for the "BAM !!!", and the need for the hard landing version has to do with their wanting to hide the landing site.
If they cannot see the terrain's details for all the dust, they then could not have described the landing site sufficiently well enough to have had geologists independently CONFIRM the Falcon's alleged location. Of course there are other possible explanations
Soft landing because they cannot fake the seismic effect/timing, hard landing for reasons as of yet to be fully elucidated.
In the latter case, with Apollo 13, you'd think the astronauts would be consistent with their describing the sound as one of significant magnitude. But they don't. Sometimes Lovell has referred to it as a "dull bang". Why is that?
275:44:37 Irwin (onboard): Dave, I hope we're going to be able to see them unload all those rocks.
275:44:42 Scott (onboard): Yes, I think we should.
275:44:43 Irwin (onboard): Okay.
275:44:44 Scott (onboard): ... time ...
275:44:48 Irwin (onboard): I hope so. Yes. They'll just have to hold up the - the rocks until we're there.
275:44:58 Scott (onboard): ... going to have a ball ... Is that why you ...?
275:45:07 Irwin (onboard): Yes.
Let's start by establishing that Sample Bag 196 contains the Genesis Rock sample.
Originally posted by Vitruvian
I am rather concerned about the recent "moon rock" posts. I.e., why am I seeing postings here that make it seem as though there really were rock specimens having been returned to the earth from the moon? Perhaps you all should instead be talking about already existing meteorites found right here on planet earth that were used to pose as moon rocks and/or Werner Von-Brauns several visits to the Antartic in search of earth meteorites and earth rocks suitable for the "rock ruse"- no?
There were no astronauts on the moon! So how can anyone here surmise that non-existent moon walkers brought such things back with them?edit on 24-6-2012 by Vitruvian because: spell